Sentence examples for preference to transfer from inspiring English sources
City Councilman Stanley E. Michels, chairman of the City Council's Environmental Protection Committee, said he was unaware of the Long Island bids, but said he believed the city might give preference to transfer stations in Queens because "the overall philosophy in the shutdown is that each borough is supposed to take care of its own garbage".
Within the limitations, findings show the drivers' preference to transfer as many tasks as possible to the automated system, thus raising comfort and satisfaction while the loss of control over the vehicle's actions plays a minor role in the rating for the overall acceptability of the sole concepts.
There are three points of inquiry regarding deposits first is on Familiarity or recognition of the bank itself, second is on preference (likelihood to transfer all or single accounts).
Having already discussed her preference to be transferred "earlier rather than later," she described her feelings when the decision to transfer was made: … and I actually thought, when I first bled and she said, "Right, we're going to move you", I just had a wash of relief that, "Thank God," because, "I can't cope with that much"… it was a relief that I was going to be transferred.
Select files to transfer.
Voltammetry at the ITIES confirmed that the ionophore-facilitated transfer of monohydrogen phosphate occurred in preference to dihydrogen phosphate transfer.
The private sector is perceived as relatively conservative in that many top executives in large companies tend to have a hierarchical, top down style of management, which does not usually encourage spin-off activities or fruitful subcontracting and linkages between large and small firms, and there is an overwhelming preference to conduct technology transfers through international trade [37].
We show that loss of motivational drive in CRS-exposed animals in the saccharin preference test can transfer to a decrease in motivation for an alternative appetitive stimulus.
Each voter gets one vote, which can transfer from their first preference to their second preference and so on, as necessary.
Potential differences in acceptor site flexibility for the enzyme as it reacts with MuNANA as compared to sialyllactose might dictate enhanced solvent accessibility and therefore also influence the preference for hydrolysis relative to transfer.
